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Harvard Club of Quebec Establishes Annual Prize for First Nations Students
The Harvard Club of Quebec will award a prize in December to one student at the Kiuna Institution — a pre-university program ...
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The Harvard That TikTok Doesn’t See, According to Our Editors
With titles like “Did I get in??? College Decision Reaction!!!” and “A Day in the Life of a Harvard Student,” social media ...
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October 7’s Twin Crises — In Israel and at Harvard
The gruesome images of Hamas’s slaughter on October 7, 2023 only hint at the scars that day and its aftermath have left on ...
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Cambridge City Council Declines to Endorse Eliminating MCAS Requirement
The Cambridge City Council rejected a policy order to endorse a ballot question to remove the Massachusetts Comprehensive ...
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Harvard Jewish Centers Hold Vigil on Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks
More than 400 people, including University President Alan M. Garber ’76 and College Dean Rakesh Khurana, gathered in front of ...
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Somerville Library Cancels Drag Show Story Time Following Bomb Threat
Somerville Public Library canceled a drag show story event on Saturday after receiving an anonymous bomb threat.
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HGSE Faculty Votes in ‘Near-Unanimous Decision’ to Create Faculty Senate
The Harvard Graduate School of Education faculty voted on Monday to establish a University-wide faculty senate.
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HGC Introduces New Board Members and Representatives at October Meeting
The Harvard Graduate Council introduced its executive board members and committees during its second meeting of the fall ...
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Harvard IOP Launches Conservative Mentorship Program
The Harvard Institute of Politics launched its Alice Stewart Memorial Mentorship Program last month to connect undergraduate ...
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Cambridge City Council Raises Property Taxes Amid Budget Concerns
The Cambridge City Council unanimously voted Monday to raise property taxes by 7.3 percent on residential property and 10.1 ...
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Ringing the Lowell Bells: The ‘Great, Unfinalizable Symphony’
Writing a column about bell-ringing is, in a way, a hopeless endeavor. The experience is like taking a photocopy of a ...
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Palestine Activists Denounce Harvard, Israel on Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks
The Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee stated that Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks demonstrated “apartheid cannot ...